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Streetscapes

1. Powelton Avenue from Lancaster Avenue to 31st Street: $840,000 - $1,200,000

Description: Traverses through a residential area that is comprised of both Powelton residents and university students; some stores exist but they are centered around two intersections; street is well traveled by pedestrians and secondarily by vehicles.

Design Benefit: Create opportunities for the interface between the students and Powelton residents; link the residential area to the commercial zone on Lancaster and to the open space along the 31st/32nd Street corridor; residents, students, and store owners would benefit.



2. Lancaster Avenue from 34th Street to 38th Street: $360,000 - $480,000

Description: Commercial in character with some rental properties and homeowners; well traveled primarily by vehicles including mass transit and secondarily by pedestrians; commercial area services residents, students, and visitors from outside the community.

Design Benefit: Invite motorists and pedestrians to spend time and money on Lancaster Avenue, and subsequently to other Powelton neighborhood destinations, with the installation of landscape improvements visible to a regional audience.



3. 32nd Street (east side) from Market St. to Powelton Ave.: $185,000 - $232,000

Description: The eastern edge of the Powelton neighborhood; this corridor is heavily used by vehicles and secondarily by pedestrians; the street is primarily a transition zone; not much time is spent along the corridor itself.

Design Benefit: Strengthen edge of Powelton Village and make travel from Market Street to Powelton Avenue more pleasant; people outside of the community, residents, and students would benefit. Coordinate with the West Bank Greenway and Drexel's Facilities and Planning Department.



4. 34th Street and 33rd Street from Market Street to Powelton Avenue: $540,000 - $720,000

(and possibly to Spring Garden Street): $540,000 - $720,000

Description: 34th Street is well traveled by both vehicles (as a major commuter route) and pedestrians, with fewer pedestrians walking between Spring Garden Street and Powelton Avenue; 33rd Street is a major pedestrian thoroughfare for Drexel students to and from the campus core.

Design Benefit: Highlight and enhance intensely used corridors and seize an opportunity to implement designs that relate to improvements proposed in Drexel's master plan. Coordinate with Drexel University Facilities and Planning Departments